Framework variabilities that must be chosen during reuse process are also visible.
In a DEA framework, high variability in observed performance across a sample provides strong prima facie evidence that the Zambian health system suffers significant losses in resources (and potentially health benefits to patients) due to operating inefficiency.
Moreover, the present findings support the observation that AD can be associated with both under- and over-estimation or with no bias, but always in the framework of variability.
Along with previously developed frameworks examining variability in organelle number (Hennis and Birky, 1984; Marshall, 2007), our model can aid in examining the functional consequences of stochastic fluctuations in organelle abundance.
The first generated reuse code fragment contains an aspect that is used to define the "Connection Variabilities" of the framework: these "Connection Variabilities" are provided by overriding methods.
The model was implemented in a probabilistic Monte Carlo framework to include variability on the main parameters and establish S-N curves for Constant and Variable amplitude.
This has the advantage of being able to pool relatively weak signals from individual studies into a collectively stronger evidence of genetic effects, while at the same time providing a quantitative framework for modeling variability among studies.
A recently developed framework to quantify variability of common textile reinforcements of unit cell size is extended to allow for a stochastic description of complex three-dimensional (3-D) textile architectures spanning multiple unit cells.
Within this framework, random material variability of joint components plays an important role, because it affects the joint flexural strength and, as a consequence, also the plastic rotation supply.
We performed our simulations within the framework of binomial variability, with expected median number of events per area per year between 3 and 10.
